Not from a legal perspective

Yep. Assuming you’re in the US, searching eBay for “Dell optiplex” is the way to go.

Those are mostly used by companies that upgrade their entire fleet in one go so they sell the old ones for cheap in great condition.

If anyone is after a non vibe coded version, there’s

https://github.com/babybuddy/babybuddy

With all the same features and home assistant integration. So my wife can click a button on a zwave remote (that stays in the pocket of her nursing pillow) to log the feeding without having to find her phone.

You can’t just tease us like that and not deliver…

I wanna hear all of them!

OMG this went on for 5 seasons?!

I’ve only seen till the end of the first season.

Did the characters get less annoying over time?

Not necessarily. Here in Texas even the 1100sqft small houses come with a 2 car garage.

The expectation is that both parents work, and since you need a car to get anywhere, you’ll need two cars.

fair, but I think the actual comparison is to ride share apps rather than classic Taxis.

I haven’t checked the pricing of Waymo and whatnot, but I suspect they’re drastically cheaper than Uber/Lyft. Just like how Uber/Lyft used to be drastically cheaper than regular Taxis. But now that they’ve established their market, prices have gone up to what Taxis used to be.

I’m expecting a repeat of that

I think it’s something like

kscreen-doctor --dpms off  

works the same as xset dpms

Ooooh. Do we know if the story will progress into the Nationals?

Or is it some side story set elsewhere?

A way to conceptualize petroleum is “we found a giant battery underground, and it was fully charged (by dinosaurs)”.

And if you think about it that way, it makes it easier to wrap your head around the reason most carbon capture (or other what if solutions, like synthetic oil) won’t work.

If we find a good source of energy to try and change that “battery”, we may as well use that energy directly instead of charging it.

Battlestar won’t stand for this indignation!

Unfortunately, it’s only a matter of time until native Linux malware becomes more rampant